New Medina Learning Institute

At Achieve Academy of Philadelphia's East Campus, we support students in grades 6 through 12 who are referred by the School District of Philadelphia for behavioral challenges. Staff work with students and families on goals for attendance, conduct and coursework in a structured school setting. Our transitional program combines academic instruction with support for social behavior and emotional wellness. The goal is to help students return to their home schools, and our team continues check-ins after that return. The East Campus is at 4224 North Front Street.

We work with children who are deaf or hard of hearing and their families from birth through young adulthood. Our Philadelphia programs include early intervention, preschool, school-age support, virtual services, and family coaching. We help babies and toddlers build listening and spoken-language skills at home, at our site, or through teleservices. In preschool, children learn alongside peers with typical hearing, and families can join parent groups, field trips, and classroom observations. Our teachers of the deaf support students in mainstream public, charter, and private schools across Southeastern Pennsylvania. On Saint Joseph’s University’s Hawk Hill campus, we equip classrooms for children’s hearing needs and pair sound-field amplification with personal hearing technology. Families can also reach our outpatient speech clinic for individualized listening, speech, language, and communication therapy.

Delta School is a specialized educational institution dedicated to providing individualized, comprehensive services for students aged 6 to 21 with diverse needs, including autism, emotional disturbances, and traumatic brain injuries. With over 60 years of experience, Delta School's core mission is to inspire, motivate, and empower students by addressing their educational, social, and emotional requirements in a nurturing environment. Key offerings at Delta School include a specialized curriculum tailored to meet the unique needs of each student, ensuring they develop effective learning strategies. The school maintains a low student-teacher ratio of 5 to 1, fostering a highly structured and supportive classroom atmosphere that enhances academic performance and engagement. Therapeutic services are integral to the Delta experience, with on-site social workers and guidance counselors providing individual and group therapy to tackle family, social, school, and work challenges. Additionally, Delta School offers a robust School to Work Transition Program, equipping students with essential skills and personal qualities for successful employment. What sets Delta School apart is its commitment to the approach, ensuring that all aspects of a student's development are addressed. The Extended School Year (ESY) program guarantees continuity of learning during the summer months, available to both Delta students and those from other schools deemed eligible by their Local Education Agency IEP Team. As Delta School celebrates its 67th anniversary in 2025, it continues to uphold its legacy of excellence in education, providing a safe and enriching environment for students to thrive.